Inspired by the tools associated with explorers, travellers and navigators, this handsome collection has a wonderfully timeless quality and makes an impressive present for a father, husband or any other loved one.
Whether chosen for Father’s Day, retirement or as a good luck gift for someone heading off on their travels, this characterful keepsake combines functional instruments with decorative appeal and a sense of discovery.
A distinguished gift for someone with a spirit of adventure, our this beautiful gift set brings together three traditional working instruments in one beautifully presented wooden keepsake box.
Personalise with a name of up to 12 characters
The three working instruments are presented togther within a rich wooden box.
It can be displayed on a desk, bookshelf, side table or in a study, where it becomes an interesting decorative feature. Internal wooden dividers provide an space for each piece, helping to keep the set neatly organised at all times.
The personalised name makes the gift feel considered and individual, particularly when presented to mark an important birthday, a memorable Father’s Day or a special Christmas.
At the heart of the collection is the working compass, perhaps the most recognisable symbol of exploration and direction. A compass can represent guidance, direction and finding one’s own path, making it especially appropriate as a present for a father. It can equally symbolise new journeys and adventures ahead, which makes the set a thoughtful choice for someone beginning a new chapter, retiring or travelling.
The telescope represents another essential element of exploration: looking beyond what is immediately in front of us. As a working instrument, it can be extended and used to bring distant subjects into clearer view. Symbolically, the telescope can represent vision, curiosity and looking towards the future.
Featuring a round magnifying lens, a brass surround and a wooden handle, the magnifying can be used when a closer look is required, whether examining fine details on maps, reading smaller print or simply investigating an interesting object in greater detail. It represents curiosity, observation and an appreciation of the smaller, overlooked details
